although the parliament rejected the so-called bank deposit tax this afternoon, uncertainty how the country will fund its bailout remanges. now, all of this put the financial markets on edge for the day and as you heard, it's raising many concerns that such radical measures could one day be taken in america. is that possible? joining me now with reaction from the fox business network, stuart varney and co-host of "the five" dana perino. you say it better than i do. >> my name? his name, stuart varney. >> sean: and saying that there's a debt crisis. >> i don't agree with either one of them. >> the lesson from cyprus is simple. there are two lessons. all governments should get a grip on its debt. america is not getting a grip on its debt, it should. don't ever threaten to take the private bank accounts of ordinary citizens, because if you do, you will have a revolt. those are two lessons. >> sean: all hell would break loose, i mean, it would be ugly. the streets, people violence, agree? >> yes, i do, except for i think it's a little like calling in the black helicopters when we're talking abo